Who shall be post master Norwalk Elyria columnist proposal
The Elyria Reporter notes the appointment of Ford H. Lanning as post master at Norwalk replacing the late T D L Shephard. It argues for recognizing active Republican workers and favors Webber’s selection only if Elyria Republicans approve. The piece critiques party patronage while praising sustained political engagement.
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Ocogreatiean
Webber
Ford H. Lanning
Norwalk
T. DL. Shephard
Beon
Senator Lanning
Republican Party
Boron
Sbstaak
Judge Webber
Laning
Bes
Elyria
Republicana
Democratic Party
Maine
McKinley
Roosevelt
Geapen
Peason
Civilization or Barbarism in a War Thematic Preview
A fragment discusses Japan’s stance as a defender of civilization. It frames Japan as acting for its own good but also claims concern for the wounded and dying people of Europe and Asia, signaling a wartime moral debate through a critical lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Istian Jong
Japan
Casar
France
Roesia
Prussia
Romie
Austria
Italy
Turkey
America
England
Russia
Lena Selizh
Amerie
Amerioa
Tokio
St Petersburgh
Fred
Europe
Aula
Market Day Proposal for Farmers and Consumers
AUNTY HARBET advocates a market day and place for farmers to display and sell agricultural products. She suggests central locations or vacant Ely on Aronad street and urges the council to establish a marke day with ordinances. She believes Saturday from nine to twelve would suit and cites towns of Elyria as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Aronad Atreet
Elyria
Arrest of Beckwith and Spear at Oberlin National Bank
The arrest of Beckwith and Spear, president and cashier of the Oberlin National Bank, follows their confessions of misusing depositors funds. They exceeded legal loan limits, breaching trust and law, risking ruin for depositors and harming the bank’s directors and community. The piece condemns the betrayal of trust, laments lifelong damage to reputations, and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckwith
Spear
Oberlin National Bank
Brijars
Finance Nommnitie
Fruer
Transuress
On the Stage in accounting for a Carnegie settlement
The article discusses Mrs Chadwick and Carnegie attorneys proposing two settlement methods for the Newton claim. One scheme would have Carnegie fund the settlement directly, the other would dramatize Mrs Chadwick’s life on stage. A transition to the latter required a proper Mr Cer ningin stand in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Chadwick
Carnegie
Newton
Mra Chadwick
Omsh
Export Trade Shows U S Prosperity in 1904
The article argues that rising exports indicate national prosperity. It cites expected 1904 manufacturing exports surpassing previous records, possibly reaching 500 million dollars, led by iron and steel. It states the United States runs a favorable trade balance, with independency and ongoing prosperity under Republican governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Legal Notice In Lorain County Ohio McKenzie sued by Rimbach
George W McKenzie and Allda McKenzie are sued in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas by Christie Rimbach. Amended petition claims promissory note of 1000 dollars dated February 1 1899 secured by mortgage on Eaton township land. Case seeks judgment for 1000 dollars plus interest and foreclosure with sale of described property unless they answer by November 10 1904.
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George W McKenzie
Alldia McKenzie
Ruin
Mayalat
F. Rudin
Philo Bannister
Bulcher
Samn
Toncurre
Cald Nore Defaudante
Gaid
Philo Banniater
Thal Ratute
Eaton
Lorain
Ghta
Soath
Wart
Waid
Anid
Geo. W. McKenzy
Geo. W. McKenzie
Alicia McKingle
Philo
Bird
Savings Deposit Bank
Elyria
Pald
Geo. W
Allda McKenzie
Meniwon
Philo Hanniater
Maid County of
Louth
O'Clark A.M
Maid Loraine County
Ohio
Enid Philo Bannister
Lorain Cedary
Maren Shak
Marphlet
Bud
Dus
Alan
George W. McKenzie
Alida McKenzie
Henry Bartow
Dunder
Monroe
Michigan
Bartow
Carrie
Johnston & Leonard
Mamie Barnes
Bert Barnes
Joann McDowel
Cammon Plans Court
Lorain County
Cass
Sdove
Partlev
John McDowell
Haladtwiiland
Aeein
Earl K. Seymour
Chicagzo
Ininvia
Alles Seymour
Court of Common Pleas
Karl K Seymour
Cana
A. D
E.G
Marian Greene
Unknown
Teag
Talia Greene
Hfi
Julia Greene
Lee Stroup
Economy and retrenchment watchwords for congress
Republican leaders favor economy and retrenchment as a keynote for Congress. Revenue from customs is shrinking due to industrial growth, risking higher taxes later. The Panama undertaking and rising current expenditures strain the surplus, prompting calls for cautious spending without harming public services, defense, or essential improvements such as river and harbor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Iicome
Panama
Night Drooping Eyes and a Deal in Ink
A fragmentary verse about a man drafting a check in a moment of charm, a woman’s smile, and a quick exit as a spellbound exchange ends with a rueful note on women’s wiles. The second item notes the board of public service Thorne-Gay night accepting engineer reports for a new sewer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Thorne- Gay Night
Riggs and
Sherman
Ridgeville Center Spin on 7 Room Home with Large Lots
At Ridgeville Center a seven room home sits on two large lots totaling 824,5154 feet. Fruit trees apples peaches and grapes thrive. A fine water feature, shade, and lawn furnish the yard with a barn priced at 4190 and a good hen house. Three minutes from electric cars. Half down, time given on balanos. . &. Peck, wionesset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Center
Peck
Markets in Cleveland Show Mixed Prices for Staples and Live Stock
Cleveland markets quote wholesale prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry with ranges for creamery products and fresh vegetables. Hay wool and grains show varied bids while live stock including cattle and sheep fetches fluctuating figures from four to seven dollars per unit, reflecting mixed demand and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prives
Sre Wholesale
Niter
Elgin
Ohio
Agricultural Outlook for Year Round Farming and Feeding
The article argues for year round outdoor farming to maximize production and stock health. It notes winter shelter costs, stresses balanced feeding using flesh and fat forming foods, and cites velvet bean and red cassava as top feeds from Alabama and Florida. It promotes southern farming, fruit, berry growing, and truck gardening as abundant along the road, inviting further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Union
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